Donald Trump's re-election spells trouble for US climate action, but the global transition to renewable energy is unstoppable, driven by economics and investments.
Despite Trump's promises to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, global clean energy investment has surged, demonstrating that climate action will continue irrespective of any one nation's stance.
The US added 560 gigawatts of renewable capacity in 2023, underlining the significant progress in energy transition that cannot be reversed even by a Trump presidency.
The Inflation Reduction Act's legacy in attracting climate investment is solid, reflecting an undeniable bipartisan interest in clean energy economically, even if politically contentious.
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